#Motivation

Select the correct word order: She always is late for work. She is always late for work. She is late always for work.

One Minute Speaking Challenge: Conflict at work The goal for these challenges is to inspire you to express your opinions and have you think in English more. How do you define a conflict? Why might it arise? What 'position' do you want to take in a conflict? Are you the blamer or are seeking for a win-win scenario? Some useful idioms that you can incorporate in your story are: 1. Backlog: A large accumulation of uncompleted work. 2. Get the ball rolling: To start a project or task. 3. Bend over backward: To make a significant effort to help someone. I hope today's topic will inspire you to express yourself more leaving no space for not practicing :) Share it with friends and let me know how I can help you. To your success Anatoly

Conjugue les verbes à l'impératif présent : - (Attendre) ton tour pour jouer ! - (Parler) lorsqu'on te le demande ! - (Brosser) ton chat ! - (Prêter) -lui ton stylo ! - (Ranger) ta chambre avant de manger !

Hey, Hindi lovers! Do you like Indian culture, let's see how much knowledge you have about Indian culture?

Conjugue au futur de l'indicatif ces verbes du 3e groupe : - Aller : j' .... - Savoir : il .... - S'asseoir : vous ...... - Retenir : elles ........ - Venir : tu ....... - Vouloir : nous ....... - Acquérir : ils ....... - Pouvoir : je ........

One Minute Speaking Challenge: Work/Workload Of course you'll have plenty to share when it comes to 'work' topic and that's exactly the purpose of one these daily one minute challenges! To help you 'dive' into your knowledge bank so you have less excuses and all the time in the word to succeed! Few idioms regarding the 'work' topic that you can use in your story': 1.Swamped/snowed under: Overwhelmed with work; having too much to do. 2. Up to my neck/eyes in work: Extremely busy; deeply involved in a large amount of work. 3. Drowning in work: Similar to “swamped,” but suggests a feeling of being overwhelmed to the point of despair. 4. Have a lot on my plate: Having many tasks and responsibilities to handle. 5. Wearing many hats: Having multiple roles or responsibilities. Dive into the recording and practice listening & receive additional questions to help you expand your story even more! https://www.italki.com/en/post/bhdmfK49or6mokriJ1HS5F To your success Anatoly

Conjugue les verbes du 1er groupe au futur : - Tu (étudier) à l'université. - Je (protéger) mes plantes du froid. - Nous (manger) au bord de la mer. - La maîtresse (tirer) un élève au sort. - Tu (traverser) la rue prudemment.

How well do you know your comparatives and superlatives? 1.) Fill in the blank with the correct form of the adjective: My dog is ___ (friendly) than my neighbor’s dog. 2.) Choose the correct option: Mount Everest is the ___ mountain in the world. a) taller b) tallest c) most tall 3.) Rewrite the sentence using the superlative form: Among all the students, Sarah is (intelligent). 4.) Correct the error in the sentence: This book is more easier to read than the other one. Scroll down for the answers! 1.) My dog is friendlier than my neighbor’s dog. 2.) Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world. 3.) Among all the students, Sarah is the most intelligent. 4.) Corrected sentence: This book is easier to read than the other one. Form a sentence using both a comparative and a superlative and share it in the comments! :)

One Minute Speaking Challenge: Gratefulness. If you define gratefulness you'll see various definitions such as: A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation or A recognition and enjoyment of the good qualities of something or Gratitude is generally viewed as a positive emotion associated with well-being, joy, and contentment. You can choose your own version for it. The point of this exercise is to let you loosen up (Become less tense or stiff) towards your achievements, successes, results and connect to your Spiritual Heart. Listen to the recording and enjoy the moment! https://www.italki.com/en/post/nWMvNcjmCLlVy9RnUYd0Ew In the moment for the moment, Anatoly “In the moment for the moment” suggests focusing entirely on the present, and not dwelling on the past or worrying about the future. It implies a state of mindful awareness and complete engagement with whatever is happening now.